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FRIENDS or PEACE.
Nm. Gordon onerod the f0Ilowing

Mr.. Gordon offered the following:
Rcso'rcd. That the privileges of the
floor of the Senate OF Virginia be eX-
+ tended to the Hon. John Hambleton,
the Hon. Halling Stuart, and the Hon.
! William Randolph Cremer, members OF
Parliament and of the International Ar
/ bitratiou League, now visiting this city.
Mr.. Gordon, in support OF the resolu-
/ tion, which was unanimously adopted,
/ said:
Mr.. President. I am sure that this
resolution will be adopted without dis
sention. The gentlemen who 1t proposes
/ 10 honor are distinguished members OF
( her Imperial MajeStys Parliament and
are also members OF tho international
Arbitration League. They visit us on a
4 bioh and commendablc mission-they
come 70 advance the dawn of that day
which has been 70 beautifully described
+ by their Poet Laureate, when
"Tho war-drums throb no longer and the battle
In tbe .' psriamcnt Of man, tho federation Of
tue world
We welcome them not only rs pro
rnoters and advocates Of international
arbitration, but also as representatives
of that soa-girt isle from whence so many
Of onr fathers came in the years long
gone bv, AID to which, despite the lapse
of time aud the war clouds that have
lowered between as, We still look WIN
pride and affection as the glorious mother
Of the crandest republic Of tho world.
| ask the adoption OF the resolution.
The Chair was vacated for five minutes
and these gentlemen were given the
bands of welcome. Mr.. Massey, in va
cetino the chair, slid he hoped the mis-
sion Of these gentlemen would be pro-
ductiye OF great good and that their stay
MIGHT be pleasant. The visitors occu-
pied seats OF honor.
MARYE AUDITOR.
When the char was resumed and the
usuai interchange Of messages with the
House had been made. the Assembly
proceeded 10 the execution OF the JOINT
order. . NJ.
Moore, Of Fairfax, nominated the pres
ont incumbent, Colonel Morton Marye;;
The Sneaker said Colonel Marye needed
no enlogy. az bis administration bore
competent testimony of his efficiency. =,
Nr. Daane. OF Diuwiddie, nominated
Hon. Lewis Mckenzie, Of Alexandra
city. o., n.
Kenzie, 80.
Colonel Marye was declared elected
for the term OF two years from the lst OF
January next
oraBn oPFTcERa.
In order TO expedite business resoiu,,
t;on was here introduced and adopted
nroyiding that all Of the other elections
IT, held ard votes taken before the count
WAS made. The result in all subsequent
ballots. as ia the above, was strict party
vote. There we're some slight changes
Ia the figures, though the same ratio was
maintained. In each case below the iirst
candidate named--a Democrat--is elect
ed.
For Second Auditor Colonel Frank q,
RuGin, present incumbent, wasnominasea
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Gcarino only v.ih the fi1-nm's of Baron
L'eoigs signature IN blue ink across the
label lto uac Baron LieDig' having
Dera largely Used Oy dealers w.,a 40 con-
ucciion with Baron liehie, mo public are
iai0rme1 that ihe L.ctig Company alone
can o1or the article wish Baron Liebigs
g1arau'eo % gcnuiucucss.
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large assor,ment Of Miscellaneous Books, all
s.-t' o' Bibles. Prayer and Hymnals, in all
rg.a- t bindings; Devotional aui handsomely
illustrated Books, large line.
HUNTER Il CO.,
irad stree; between sixth ana Seventh.
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closing-cut sale-Important to Hoass-
keepers

Hoxg-MAps MIScR MgAT.-CHRisrIAS. wHirn
& cos renowned Mince Meat II nov reasiy.
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CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS.
Suit Against the City-1abeas Cor
nus for a SOu-eficr Cases

The most important case hear1 in the
City Circuit Court Yesterday was that of
VI. j. Moore rs. The City of Richmond
for s., 600 damages for falling into hole
on one Of the streets in Sidney. No
bones were broken, but the plaintiff al
leges that he was injured and made to
sustain pain and loss of time from bust
ness. The evidence was concluded, ar
gument heard, the case submitted, and
the iuryafter retiring returned unable to
agree upon a verdict, and was adjourned
over until this morning at III o'clock.
WANTS HER son.
Upon the petition of Robert Brown
and Bette, bis wife, praying for writ
of hobcds corpUs against Patsey Smith
for Charles Jones, who is in the custody
of said Patsey Smith, Judge Wexford
granted the writ returnable this morning
at II o'clock. The petition alleges that
Charlie, who is seven years old, is the
son of Bette Brown, and that she and
her husband are legally entitled to his
care and keeping.
FOURSION's LEASE.
in the case of William Robinson rs.
+. Fournion, on an attachment for rent
issued by justice of the peace, IN Or
der was entered directing the Sheriff to
sell the unexpired lease OF the store 1e-
Gently occupied by the defendant (9l3
Bank street. or rerent same for the re-
mainder of the term Of the lease, or a
part thereof, upon such terms as may be
agreed upon between the plaintiff and
the Sheriff.
RAILROAD CASE.
Judge Wexford entered chancery
order in the cause of Henry Lewis and
others rs. the Washington and Ohio
Railroad Company. allowing attorney S
fees to the amount of $1,000, and APP
proving the action of the commissioner
in delivering to the purchasers of the
road a Clarke-county bond of $1,000.
This was done in accordance with a pre-
vious order of the Court
OTHER CASES.
The jury in the case of Ella Johnson
rs. L. X. Hofie, being still unable to
agree upon a verdict, was adjourned over
until this morning.
j. s. Moore rs. b. A. Nance. Dis
missed on motion of plointiff'S attorney.
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)OK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ExEcuTRD AT TIE DISPATCH FhihI-
HOUSE
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LrrnrG'> EXTRACT OF nErE.

! lFBlG CONPANYS EXTRACT
- ot hElF Finest Hu1 cheapest meat
lau-nr stock for Soups, Made Dishes,
laI>alcss. Annual sale. 100000 Jars.
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DANvmLE AND GREAT wEsrEl
COMPANY.

The presence OF Mr.. James 3. Pace at
the Capitol for short time yesterday
and the day before gave rise to the
suspicion that there was some railroad
move about TO be made, and yesterday
Mr.. Cornett, of Grayson, introduced the
following important bill, which was re.
ferred TO the Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation:
Bill 70 Incorporate fAe Danrille and Great
W'steTR Railroad Company
I. Bs u enacted LH ne General Assembly Of
Virginia, That J. h. Pace, Il ID. Christian.
Charles Watkins. 7. &. Williams Jemes T. Gray,
J. j. Montague. and James II. Dooey, and their
associatos anc success0rs, are hereby constituted
body polite aud corporate. under tho name ot
Tho Banyille and Great Western RailrOed
Company" Tor the purpose cf consp ucting,
equipping, and operating railroad from polnt
Al or near Dauville to point at or near Bristol,
upon such route as may be adopted by the
company.
:. That the capital stock Of said company win
not DO iess than $780, .0U0. and shall be divided
into shares of 500 each; bat the Board OF
directors may, az their discretion, from time to
time, Increase the capital stock TO such sn
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7 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
\ or BgEF 10 De has % on sto-cscepers,
srccocs, aad chemist. Sole agents for
iae Cniiol States ,gl,iosale 3aiyl.
q. DAVID & Co,
sfon-hurrn avenue. Loncon, Eng.
iv z- ~ste,
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INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.

Bv Mr.. PaTr: Bill TO provide commu-
tation for manned soldiers who received
wounds in the late war, and appropriating
$50 000 therefor
By Mr.. Dickey Bill to amend an act
providing for the working of the public
roads in Grayson and Patrick counties.
BY Mr.. Edwards Bill to incorporate
the Chesapeake Street-Railway Com
pany. 1t is proposed to run this road
from the town of Hampton by way Of
Mill Creek and Chesapeake City to Old
Point Comfort or Fortress Monroe.
By Mr.. Starke Bill to incorporate
the Hampton and Old Point railway.
BY Mr.. Robinson Bill to incorporate
the Newport News Cemetery Company.
BY Mr.. Brown; Bill to require the
board of each bank to keep book III
which shall be entered list of bills,
notes, and other papers discounted or
purchased.
By MIR. Tyler Bill to incorporate the
Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Asso-
citation.
BY Mr.. Waddill: /: Bill 10 amend the
mechanics lien law.
Hfr AT PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
Mr.. Waddill (Republican), presented
the following preamble and resolution,
which was referred by strict party vote /:
Ayes, 81 noes, 80.
Whereas the recent message OF the
President of the United States, under
the pretext of revenue reform, practical
ly recommends free trade in this country,
which would in effect break up our man
ufacturing industries, paralyZe tho busi-
ness interests OF the country generally,
and pauperize the laboring classes and
whereas the adoption Of such a policy
would be specially detrimental to the
material interests OF Virginia therefore
be il
Resolued by The House Of Delegates
(the Senate concurring), That our Sena-
tors in Congress be directed and our
REPRESENTATIVES, be requested TO oppose
auy and all measures looking to the re-
duction OF the tariff duties of the coun-
try whereby the business and material
interests Of Virginia would be injuriously
affected, and especially that they be re-
quested to oppose all measures looking
TO the removals of the duty upon such
raw materials as iron ore, coal, lumber,
sumac, wool, and other products Of Vir-
ginia.
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. Hay presented resolution pro-
viding that when the House adjourn to-
day II adjourn to meet on Monday.
Adopted.
A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.
Dir. al. A. Moore arose 10 question
of privilege, and said had be known that
the vote was being taken directly on the
resolution in reference TO the abolition OF
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WEDDING AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Ny sntirc stock is at from % to SsS per coat
reduction during December.
Lsws AIT 0ALLERy,
eis Main street.
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| IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
- Ol BfEF An Invaluable torio. els O
so-s-s ani boon TOR which nations
should feel grateful. '--Se9 uedieal Pres,
.a.cf. dI
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WHERE BEAUTY REIGNs,

1orHER LOCAL on THIRD PAGE. J
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-10

The House met at noon-Speaker
Cardwell in the chair. Prayer by tho
Rev. W. 4. Campbell, of the Presbyte-
ran Church.
The reading Of the Journal was dis
pensed with.
Mr.. Ryan offered a resolution pro-
viding for the election of certain state
officers at 12l o'clock this day. Agreed
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Reorganization or the Ciny-ward
ApflVpa.

ping.
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Thoroughly cleanse tie blood. which is tie
fountain Of health. ~ using Dr. Pierce, u lea
Medical Discovery. and g.od '.iGest on, a al
skin, buoyant spirits. vltai ,itrnG u, and .osn.l-
ness o: constitnIi,n viii oc es;abII..tl
Golden Medical Discovery Cur. al h.;lnn:s :,
from the common pimple, blnich, M up.ipn, -
the worst Scroiuit. or blood poison. Especially
has it proven its efficacy IN caring : Hl-ii,cutn nr
letter, Fever sores, fiipj int Di-e,,., Srro J.
Iou> Sores aud Swrlling- Euiarged ti.4a i, An
Eating Ulcer.
Guiden Medical Oi-covrrr cures C.HSlmr i n
(Which IS Scrotula .. he Lun&-l. BY il wonder
iul blood purifying, invgnra irg, au,l n''ti!ilve
properties. For Weak LuH-~, So'tiu- 81 B",d,
Shortness Of Breath, Bronchitis, S'vcr" Coughs,
Asthma, and kindred affections, + j. s. spver-
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Coughs.
For Torpid Liver, B,iiousne>s. "r Liver
Complaint" Dyspep> a, aud ln''igr~ iou, i : M
unequal remedy. Sold by Druggists.
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Knights % Honor.

Tallahassee Lo!g- No. 1925 K..sh., OF
Honor, meets on the - ana + h Thursdays ct
every month. THIS S"c.e;y has mslnh~r~hip
Of thirty and is in Il .Ir>.lng condition Ever,
body who can ought to join nc X o. II
furnishes The chespst Insurance, and : i,ule
any to be had Every man WHO IA ot .rrs
dependent on him should insure n X Il II
Lodge and provide for those whom he We.
Al the last meeting the fnioWio. officer, werr
installed for lhr year 1888 l. b 'n..wt.l,
Past Dictator; r. W. Williams. Dic'a'or; c \.
G. BloomqniSt, We. Dictator: ". NJ VI Ia
tosh Jr, Assistant Dictator; Z. J. Va B5nn',
Financial Reporter; G. ". 5axon, Tt...>l,,r; j.
G. C"llins, Reporter; Il Z Ncfil Il, Chaplain
W. H. Chancey, Guild Juhus b Ill., Guat1j n :;
Henry Bernreu'er, Sentinel lu';le Trustees,
G. W Saxon, L. B " .moueli L W " llao-
r. W. Williams VS. elected Representative .'
Grand Lo,ige, which tl~~,- in OrAnlp.
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buy your tickets at once for the Y. N. C. A.
benent, at Opera House, tomorrow FRIDAY,
night, December Both Admission 25 and tx
cents
Mr. W. L. Betton. a student in the Uuiver-
slty OF the South, at S.w,nee, Tenn, is SPEND
ing The winter action in Tallahassee.
The holiday trade has been unusually good
with Tallahassee merchants.
Mr. Chas S Apte, Of Cincinnati, spen,
Christmas with his family and friends in ITALIA
hassee
Mr. John NJ. Cook, Chief Engineer of the
l. I. & G. Rulrosl. WAS in the city during the
holidays.
COL JAS B. Gamble has 1000 fine LeConte
pear trees for sale, three aud four years old See
advertisement.
Miss E Bangs is spending the holidays with
friends in New Orleans
Capt. H. T. Blocker says there are 21O per-
sons living in Tallahassee between he ages of
% and so yesrs-60 Wits .nd $50 ,lorei
good showing for u population If .->s lhan $500
How often do We bear Of the sudden aud
fatal termination 0. a case Of crvuf when A
young life might have been saved ly the prompi
use Of Ayers Cherry Pectora ayers Almanac
tor The new year is out Get one.
Miss Louisa II ,biAson. nt B Gilmore, is a
guest at the resilenre OF NJ ,ttrt Howard
Gamble. on Clinton street.
-Mr. and Ms Prescott, 81 MINNEAPOLIS
Mimi, are Stopping vii, NJ E ". G ,mble on
Calhoau street. Mr.. Prescott is II relative of
the great historian # tic same name
Mrs. VI. J. Ciumiey, OF Jefferson, Iowa, ar
rived this week 10 spend Iii. winter with her sis
ter, Mrs. c. L. Dyke
Hon Samuel Pa>,.n has favored MS FI.oRID
IAN with a nnmber Of important Public D. Gu
ments"
The County Commissioners viii NEE; in reg
uar session on Monday. January 9ih
The arrivals ~ the L-oa on opening dav
numbered twenty oi and ere from SIX titf,r-
ent States
Mrs Louise Cru>e, q Bridgeport Cunn.. is
the guest Of Mrs. L D b Ill. on Calau,.n street ,
for the winter
1t will cost You oniy q c-n's So spe1l AN
Evening in China with T-ai CiluAtn-n. n 0 :
era House, tomorrow Friday Il ghi 80 Il. Pur
chase your ticket now, and gave iar \. 81 c. A
the benefit OF )crccn age un, oairs
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AIc vpn disturbed 1t nigh AM! broken OF your
rs; ~ sex cL;id suffering ,ad crying with
pan 81 ct;tln- tee'h? If 80, s.ud ~ pnc, and
grt = bbuien Mas. NIN-Lnw Soothing SYRUP
Fu.. CHILDREN TEETHIHG lis vaiuc Is incaicu-
iaJi Ii viii rellryr The poor little II fercr i'm
tnt.i'a's.r Decent uppn il. mothers, there is no
mistake tb"ui II. 1t cures ly>enierv and dlar-
inu:d. frI il!lce tnc stomach AMI bowels cures
" III cull" So.ttns the gums, reduces inf ANNA
i!nu. and give ion- tui .-ucrLv - the whue
~ n. A.Es. " I&~LoW's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN iEETHsNG i, Pheasant 10 the tasle,
and = 'ae pr, scr pi3'n Of rnt ol the Oldest and
.csl female lGTNc1 and plysC ans IN he UnIte,.
Nul ne world. Pr!rc S5 c.nlS nnllie. 3S-ly
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notice.!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE FOL-
IN lowing changes In the boundaries Of Election
Districts Nos. IS aid IL
At Q regular meeting Of the Board of County
Commissioners of Leon county, held on Monday,
December 12, 1887, il was ordered that the west
boundary line Of Election District No. 16, be
changed as follows: Commence where the ITALIA
has>ee and Crawfordville road crosses the section
line in township one, range two, south and west, on
north boundary line Of Wakulla county. and run
ming northwArdly along said road to its insersec-
ti'n with the west boundary line Of District No.
IA; and that the east boundary line Of Election
District No IL shall conform to the west boundary
liae of District No 16, so changed.
P. HOUSIOUN,
W. r. BLAKE,
J. A. ANDERe,
J. A EDMONDSON,
HUGH BLACK,
County Commissioners.
Attest: Council A. BRYAN, Clerk.
Dec. Is, 1887, S5-4t
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employment for all. The service we ask is to
get US one new subscriber for the Weekly FLOR
IDIAN at $aO0, with a $500 premium book ex-
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book. This is the inducement you can offer
your friends, and 10 every old subscriber who
Will get US such subscription we will give q
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Head our announcement in another column.
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~, X" i n"efman Is spending Inc hoi'-
isr- v,fa l.norie friends.
Ny. !. :. WAfe. f Live Oak, made pleas
81 C.. g. th- II ,RIpiAN last Tuesdny.
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.pea cb.i>,m.4 VIVA his family in Tallahassee
NJ H. 4 Fi,i. 'nG wife, of Ellaville, came
" 10 e - "a. holidays with Tallahassee
;r,f..
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81 ~
-y....cn-inne ard Rosa Turnbru. of Mic.
c,.-.i. ~. --...xn Mrs Fannie Ryrd dnr-
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y Il p Mar'!n, ri Memphis, Tenn, who
va . go - til Leon last winter, IS there
sssia u .n.u.: ~ mere.
{ r..la T. 4 same, Commissioner, will
o5er : cfe- .iae farming lands for sale next
N .1E- t 'ran. - The court house.
Tie ~ On i ''ro"ping out OF the California
Boon iAt 'e.i'"' : KAYE raised rates 10 CaI'-
t:-- a. rave . tuai STATE Is "h the ''tchne.
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u 49,. ~. C,r,ou T+x;r..s,n, or NJ
" ~ s.,.a.., ,be arrivals al the Leon ON
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seGsan
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ari7r' =. IL. L...a last SATURDAY.. They spent
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frer b r, 49, ..,,4 - mr. Yin q3i Arch s..
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MS >ess - L. Tai roads have made reduced
'"-f''-'Ii' 'ai1 iFo'nbal points North and West,
AZ Tie doe 4 iravei 10 cur State is constantly
increasing
a. VII e>ile the building of the railroad
nofh" al ir"m Ta..aha..es should attend the
Rsii - ii -t.ns. st he court house TO morrow
afternoon Remember the hour, o'clock, and
oe ;AsTe % time
II ~. ,Ioablci with an eruption 90 my
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L. tert.e- 4, Ayers Ssr-apaiil!a, the humor en-
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Mr. Har;y Burroughs came over from BIZ
mias;...n 20 .reni the holiday. II homo
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Z B.nhridge Mnn4av, Esq, County Atty,
Clay Co., Tex says: Have used Electric Bit
ters with most happy results. My brother also
was very to" with Malaria Fever and Jnundice,
but Was cured by timely use OF this medicine.
Am satisfied Electric BItiers saved his life"
Nj D. l. W1lcoxs"n, ol Horse Cave, XIV. adds
il Ike testimony, saying: H. positively believes
he would have died, had it not been for Electric
BilIcr>.
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4bOm't Experiment.

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New Discovery, which is guaranteed 10 give re-
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rssOmA. tO.NTY~ EVIDENCE.
TOWNSVILLE, Ga. July 8, 1887.

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Y. N. c. A. nENEFrr.
CONCERT AND FESTIVAL.

The Chinese Students Company have agreed
10 give one of their unique performances at the
Opera House, on the evening of December 30th,
Tor the benefit Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, and the ladies of Tallahassee have
kindly offered to give festival Chinese supper
at the same place b-fore and after the concert,
for the same laudable purpose. Let all attend,
and thus assist in placing the association on
good financial footing. enabling it to enlarge its
sphere Of usefulness in the community.
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MY many customers for thoir very liberal pat
ronage during 1887, aud especially during The
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